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Mr. Maynard McDon- ald, M.L.A. and Mr. Martin McKinnon, Nominated us Can- didates for Murray Harbor District — Sitting Members Renominated F o r

Charlolteioivn Morning Guardian,

RUINS OF SCHOOL-HOUSE WHERE FOR TY-FOURPRIISITEDAWA‘. ‘I’ llfllll NiNllllllllN THE Hllfi5|ll'5EENl]llN5_|_t_'ilil[l1

Chairman of the C0m- The Decision of the 1111111181 Party in» Canadian Cabinet C811 a d 11 S098 “A to Sever Relations t Very Serious Inter- with the Moscow n a t 0 n a l Crisis; Reds is Fina],

immlng Ahead], (Special tolthenGuardien)

trr't'.\\\'.\, Unt., Zilsy 28. --liav~ TORONTO, May 2S.~— hititn-ittv ing tnltt-n lll'l‘ stand with Britain

Guardian Two Fouled

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Cl-IARLOTPETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, MAY so, 1927 '

l. MMIJNISTS W ll Hllllll. illN-l NTHIN“

Delegates From A111 Branches Through- out Canada Will Meet in Toronto on June 24th.-

_ (Special to the Guardian) TORONTO, Muy 28. —Cotuttittti- ism llitigs its dcfiuut chniiatigtz in the face oi‘ this city's renowned

N. Z. Government to be Represented , at Conference

(Special to the Guardian) LONDON, May 28. -—Some sur- prise was caused iu official circles by the announcement tonight that New Zealand government is to be represented at the Coolidge confer- ence for naval disarmament in Geneva June 20th. Sir James Barr High Commissioner for New Zen- land and Admiral Jellicoe former Governor General of that dominion are to be its representatives.

So far as is known none of other dominione had planned to particl- pate directly in the conference. Australia, which has u, navy of its own. had no such intention, but will now, probably send some one in the capacity of observer.

South Africa is scarcely inter- ested in naval questions and Cun-

This

Second District of Kings. A very representative and cu-

tlmsinstie convention 9st Murrll)’ Saturday nominated as

a humorous rather than n pruci al aspect.

Sllfilillll] wits Htflilfl

River on »tlu- Liberal-Conservative condi- titties for the Fourth District of

Kitigs Mr. Maynard McDonald unll Mr. Martin MeKinuon. Mr. W l1oolc. Lower liltmtttguc, couveuor, presided, and Mr. James Murdock nus npnoititetl secretary. On cull for registration 0i’ tiolegittes it wus noteworthy notwlthstuntlitn: that furthers are vory busy cropping every poll in the district was repre- sented, and the convention proved toibe one of the best ever held in

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adu’s navy is already so negligible that her representation at the dis- armament conference would have

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lbyulty to tfUili-illtilililililllflfli. challenge is hidden iu the casual remark of John W. Mucdonuld, the local communist. lt-utler, whose con- nection with Soviet interests was revealed in the liritish parliament by Premict‘ Siuulcy Baldwin this week. “On June 24th tit-lognles from all the (louimttuisi brunt-hes Jhrottgh- out (lunatiu will tin-ct in 'i‘orouto for a notional (‘tillV(1.lili(lli, to dis- cuss plans for further tit-tion, tics- pite all thnt bus been said and done by the goverutuetits oi’ Grctti Britain and Cutuuln.“

This is liititetlontiltfs sitttouietlt. in other words ull the most notor- ious coiuuittnists from tavery pnrt of (intiatla ure to converge on 'i‘or- onto tn hultl secret. t-onclttve us to

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Above ls a telephoto view of the were blown to death when 500

wreckage of the school at Bath, pounds of dynamite was planted

Michigan, where forty-four persons and

set off by Andrew Kehoe, thirty-seven of them small children school treaouror, demented through

financial reverses. Hie home, his invalid wife and himself were blown up a few momenta after the school blast. Y

Labor Members Entertain Soviet

Special Stamp Will Be Issued

Canadian Reds Make Toronto Their

Spector chmrmuu of [he (flunnutup in the :'t.iit't*_<t-.(|‘i~oit‘ (ll-y Ivclultlious 1st party in Canada, believes that 111': 51111,?- 111111111 :11“ 111° 11 later Greut Brim!“ “my tltnt. hr: nos tron n le tom n- Booner or _ _ T! 0 ,‘ mu gnvt-rulucnt is. that the dre- _R1111131‘1 W111 11° 1° M11’ 10 AMI‘, trrttit: annual of tht- Soviet agent at. 11111 ‘11111111111111111- 191111131 1111111“ 111111‘ fllontrotti for ruUtIliSltlOTllilOll anti U181 0111111 BQW- "111" 11191111111111 ‘W113i: opportunity to prove ibnt Motl- with the prflflliecl 01 01111111111111 11111‘ vow is luuot-t-tn of double-dealing ticipatiou in it, is at least as £11411 nntl violation oi‘ tho terms of the as it was during the Chnuuk crisis. trntlt- il;.',l'('(‘fl‘lt3lll. cannot be enter-

when Wm- wlth lRusSlfl thrcutt-nt-Li. tatint-ti for one tnotuetit. Canada | "A very serious iutcrnzitionzti uill otnntl shoulder to sheuldiit‘ crisis is looming “hen,” he Co“. with iirliuiu, tutti thc dominion

‘ . _ 1 0 p,ort-rttnit.-tti's official ‘nnliflcutloh siizfiiagojl°rx1ngul 5121111011.“ $111.11., lu tht- Soviet will make it quite

‘ v bnlnu‘ “how t-ltrnr that \\'l1l1ll the Motherland s:glghzmhgsulidtglczllvgn1'1 dt1cid1-ll H I] ‘he gauge’ Calm“

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setback. Since apparentlytlic r111’ Tito Soviet will learn what the 10H Were 001190! W110 11011111" ‘>111 Prussintrivnr lords learned in 1014: that the Locarno conference was u Thnt the British Empire acts as a step towards the isolation of the unit. 'l‘ht: tic-vision oi’ the Cons/-

thrown down

the best menus for urhievitig the end which liiactlotltiltl bus stated to be their object—ihe disintegration anti downfall of the British Empire. During the twounee of thut nation- al convention speeches of the most

Headquarters

Soviet union. we rcusou that. this tlittu t-obixiet to sever relations last diplomatic rupture is a link with the liloscun’ reds is finul. If m me chain of a w“ from “aging-Lilli! Soviet wishes to buy Canada’! Ruasm ‘gtmtls the government does not ob-

“Isooner or ‘Mm, we believe Umtjt-ct so lung us the transactions are

the riding.

0n nomination for assemblymau being called Mr. Maynsrd- McDon- aid was moved by Mr. John N. Mc- Donald and seconded by Donald

By Department

| g h q 5| (Special to the Guardian) o-liflflhfii 3,; °M,,;'§8_"'_1Thm OTTAWA, May 2s. —According a bilingual postage stamp in ggv- t0 official returns in the depart-

Rear Adndral John E. Harper Publishes Book on the “Truth

Charge Dhffaires

(Special to the Guardian) LONDON, Muy 28. —M. Rosen-

floss. No other mime being offer- ,, _ . _ ‘ golz, the departing $011101- 01111811 _ g1 h n, 4,500 com- . - xtuivlttdcti privately. But until etl, Mr. McDonald's nomination was _ Ab0llt Jutland. K321‘ 11111111111111 11.11111; dhffuircs, was entertained at 1111511 ttlelnomitnstlvp: tzgllcglzbgntii; 232mg lflmfjéngaft“ The my“, 1111111111 W111 1111111111 1113 s(|)11e't1il111l1‘:21,iho Soviet learns to mind its own declared; For councillor Mr John w"; be (“meal (f9. (hr T" “m: 1111111118011 yesterday at me Home c; a? a] b? “reg nfederatiqnaand mounted police have had their 1111111511 11111 1191191113111" Y 11 l e L“ llmsiucss while tanjny-ing the hoepit. liet-k. Murray Harbor. was moved IDNDON may 28___Rem. Admin w) 1d '01: h ‘n t "1111111111911 ‘v 11 oi’ Commons by several Labori° ‘i; 11 e10 <10 t d t r leaders under surveillance for some mediate future. For a lonl; t mc t» “my m- the British Fjmmm me d0 by Lemuel Brehattt and seconded ' ‘ ‘u n 9B 11 e 1° “e 111611 men. it was understood the. 111M; t may e expec e o appea tore 1914 the relations lwl\1'<‘011111'1 minion of (Tnuntiu will be content

ni John E. Hufpel‘ W110 001119111111 8 own country for the benefit of the lunches,“ almost umqua under the-shortly, was the extent of the in-iume-

formation that was avanable on The principal propagandists and 141111 1111111 9911111111)’ 11§¢1111111 Hlvtulilyito seo tilplomotic relations severed.

by Alex. R. McDonald, Mr. Martin

1, trns ticver so great as in the per- iod we urn now entering." The danger con tmly be (lliilllflHKlBdfiT i prevtztiteti by friendship between

delegates and moved Mr McKin- to dispel the legend of "an incom- uou's immiuution be unanimous, petent Jeliictie anti o ileutty with u which wns greeted with applause Nelson touch." 111111 1111111611 11V 11 5111111111111 "91111- "To Jellicoe must go the verdict

The convention was addressed by

nYethod of financing other than that of similar papers,

The‘ Oknadian~"'mmmhnlsts 1h: ' their propaganda have met with considerable success among alien

ial report on the battle of Jut- blood-red principles of‘ eonnntmisut ~. . . .. . .- ~ ~ ~ M¢K11111011 W111i P10110891! 11y M- J- spec m‘ h _ I ' circumstances would be made the t _ omciala o! m“ uranium,“ are worse. Germany was used ha 3..t- ibe ofttcinl note inny be couched .1» :‘ McLeod and seconded by Normutnhind 1118111110111: énfiggtemirgtnsgegh: gvhalcnhblesas 11111116» m’ 11111111111 1' 11111111101 0f 11 1111911111111 111 111° 6°11“ gggtxggiclgefgToégg, post of we de in Toronto whore they are flppar- airrs national bogey-man ztiitl coir in more diplomatic language, but ,1 Stownrtk i-‘iniiot was spread and-ii”: 11%‘; Trim‘ “bong Jutland-H ' I mops nextlwecka B n l h d act when the Posnhasterhseneral an“), very Drosparous although dmons finally culminated i,‘ 191m tIitotuital what it will mean in plain 1 x Mr Mc lnuon having received o. _ ' , " A ”'> if oseuso '1. B111 1' 1111 l1 ' {they deny receiving "mummy as. To“ the Union of soc1aHg‘F,O\-!p1 Cut: s1. tnnjority was declared Il0mliil1lBtL11H0 puts the vital 111MB of the but- 111ml on "flimsy ‘and false‘ evidence. 21$]; 3:; 11111013111325’: ggtigrageaouqts “stance trom Russia‘ They pub. 1191153105 h“ taken m" D130" M . My neck Qndnrggd m5 “nylon of the tie into a new perspective tending Monti decltircti tho danger of war expected that some abatement m lisb a Soviet M8811 W111011 11" 11111119‘ Germany in the eyes of the British ““""<'"~'“"

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respect to the special stamp serl tes for confederation celebration purposes will be forthcoming. '

ruling class of Lhe menace to their imperial power.

Burned to Death

AJUGUSTA. GIL. May 2D.-I<‘ottr

Famous Aviatoris Guest of England

the ivorking classes of Britain and

of that impartial" referee-accurate M; L - f t] U - .4 i. . . the candidates, lilessrs McDonal .. 11°11 ° 1° "'11 >111“ “my 1111111111- 11111011 11-111 11111111 1111111111111‘ - - m 1 To "t a wt ui g - , and Martin. Mr. MeDounld- r - higfiogykndicated that Beam“ m“ 31111111111111 911111111“ 1111111 S1111 A111 1111 11.1’ 11119111 1-"’°11111-" 11° 1111111111- gutzslrilegy llave lfhltluih algritishnflalhea- (Canadian Press)

viewed the rectird of the Stewart 1111111’ 1° 111111131“ 1111111 11111- 11°11’: dlan and American born citizens

‘ Gnvemlnpm my!“ punk 1 t_ ous "follow me" appeal to Jeilicoe puma“. to (Mm, hem “may “.1101, 7 ~ ~ ' - —-<°*_i“ ' e U t m 1 1 _ ' _ (‘R0i'Irtt)N, Ens. May 29 ——Che.r- t 11’1111<111 111 11111111011. road Lllyttiildllllg “stimuli; caused Hui) Wm Ofhnmlflh 1119 left motor of their nutohiitt. P ‘ I vary m" cap v6 o e r apnea“ In 111s 11' 11111111191111» famous ay-lntor is m“; n“, Wumel- m which even/s ps converge css on t e ene- we,“ dead fly‘, hundru] h,“ “how, n —-—<-oa>————. _ . t the guest of England, Hoqsnded ‘ tiledlrte tuutie in 1923 f lfill . "W's i-‘Ollfse than before. m . > ___ (Special t0 the Guardian) setfely nt the field here shortly be- "Mnrlliariltt Mclfinuonwytliounllrhgils 7 141111111111 Harper tlltemptfi T11 toetlilayigrlinlttititalldiuflllll-tltnits. plane fen BRUSSELS’ May 28' ‘King M. U. S. 1 1°"? 11X I11 m- 110111 3111888151. 11111011 be" o! Belgium received Capt’ LONDON, iiiay 28.—l‘repartitiotis he left. nt 3B0 p. m. this afternoon. ;

life hos been a consistent temper-intake it clear that Admiral Beatty ------Q>>_.__~_

Lindbergh at the Royal Palace this

Ioutlon hurl a stitprisn view of

3'11"“ 111111191‘. Spoke very strongly who was in command of the fleet. - - - . are now we“ advanced for tile gfuztl in‘ slupport.‘ of the proposed lmprov-‘lost the first round, that Jelllcoc 11113179110511 1111111 128' — The fflerliii" tflwgvitiltzlil-rshadltlierxriylield gefyjQQ 1n wmmntusu... _.-,-,,|,L-.y m, the spirit of 5L Louis m. Lgndbergh u uupeiunce policy as coutnittetl won the second and that nn-omis- three peemiers of the Muri- "1111 1111 0 ($900111! t0 "10 611111111111) -- Jun, 1st’ which Wm fol-m u... chm (jlffflfld 11w any just befgrg pmdlng ,

here from Paris. It was a meet- ing. of the flying king with the king of the fliers, the Belgian sov- ereign having spent many hours in i118 i111‘. of the general tripartite naval cou- Lindbergh ‘was also introduced t0 ferancg opening on June 20th nt Queen illizabeth, herself an avla- me League 0g Nauons is under. tion enthusiast, the Duke and 6mm] m have been agreed upon Duchess of Brabant. the lattertby the United States, Great Britain formerly Princess Astrid of Swazi-land 13mm This 1B the first step em and all the other members 111m the actual organization of the the royal household. From the conference_

palace, Capt. Lindbergh went to the Aero Club of Belgium, where every flier who could be present, was- waiting to welcome him.

Police Raid

GENEVA, Switzerland, May 28. ——Appoiutment of Hugh R. Wilson recently named United States Min- ister to Switzerland, as secretary

in Premier Stewart's platform and contrasted the straight forward at- titude of Premier Stewart iu con- 'lli2tIliOl’l with this important qua“. ‘ionlswuth the Leader of‘ the oflpog]. "W", wtitileaper booze and cheaper V -" 1 a plebiscite in 192i) pol- 11=Y .—Mr. MeKiunotfs address was t-outluunliy punctuated by llppluugg and deeply impressed those pre- Menlt wltlbl his temperance sincerity. 1,"bfi:1_'w- 1111991160. Minister oi‘ ‘whm- c 111F111. who was present on mum" "he" 1° 11111 platform was favnury c eered eviucing the great he l“ b81131!‘ hi10l1ll1flrlty with which l" ma lrilllflhflllt the Province. ma usua logical and masterly

nuer he reviewed the Stewart

time Prcvititees, l-Iou. Dr. J. B. M. iinxter, of New Brunswick, Hon. l-Itlgai- N. Rhodes of Nova Scotia. turd ilou. J.D. Stewart of Prince Edward island, met in cuutercttce hero yesterday.

The subjects dismissed by the tin-co government lenders were n0! disclose-ti, bttt Premier Stewart suited that it was one of the usual conferences which hnd been held at 1icrictlical intervals to discuss questions which were conunon to the iuterestslof the three Maritime l1rovin t-es.

Presbyterian

commemoration in London of Cnn- iterc. adels Diamond Jubilee. ‘The llwnu of Westminster, Very Rev. i)r. li‘ox~ ley Norris, has drawn tipnu (Jl'(l('.i' of service which follows us uvnrly as possible that which was use-ti when the Jubilee oi‘ Confederation was commemorated in the Abbey lu i917. -lt will open with the sitigitig oi’ “t0 Canada." Prayers. and on ‘tll1' them will follow art-ti the Deon uni then deliver nu exhortution to giro thanks for the Dominions t-ompitz. tion of 60 years ativutioettictii. 'lhc doxology will then be sung, follow- ed by "Recessions? and the service will close with thd National Anth~

sion by _i.l1e Admiralty :prcvontcd Jellicoe from sdzuring ilnal tvictory.

The book says that Admiral Beat- i_r‘s elementary mistake was in dl- viding his forces, nu action which had “disastt-ous" results,

‘Harper's official report to the Admiralty made lu 1919. will be published shortly. the contents of‘ bis.- book being a significant com- mentary on the possible reasons for the tleluy in publishing the report.

Is Great Farce

IIONDUN, May 2S. ~ Autorit-o has JUN/Ed Grout liriittin front iht- l'l(ll('lilt)ll.‘i fut-tan t:l' prohibition. or» cording to Sir “iilliztttt Arhuibtii 148110. the ntost pllllllilll: t-tinsultittr. surgeon in tlirlinln. who has lust returned from hi8 tenth visit to the United States.

Sir William found liquor plcuil~ ful and much of l: pr-isottous. llc was astonished to riml utorc great advisability of having suclndrunks on ‘the l-llrflflg in Prfillllili- a man as Premier Stewart at. thejion America than in wot England. head of affairs iu this Province. Mrtllfrom a medical standpoint ho con- McPherfs Blleech was a splenditbdemns prohibition lletlalifie it puts effort and at the conclusion was in the mouths of the p001‘ 11111101‘

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Wheat Up T0 $1.65 a Bushel

iVlNlilPiltl, illay 2S. rt-ttinrltnblc sprint‘ “w. cord in Wes ru t‘- .., finds rheuthtp to $1.65 n lillolltjl for filer vxhent on the Winnipeg market. Ruin is again falling all over liinni- toba untl pretty generally in Sas- ‘illlCllfilvilll. In Ziiauitoba the rain hos continued for more than 12 hours with the result that ll. will

The most

-—-——-<-0->——-——- LIVED A WEEK ON WINE

PARIS, May 28.——An extraordin- ary fest of endurance has just been accomplished in Paris by an out-of-work Pole, named Nieder,

(in - .. who (like Du s’ m k t Ath s em. , iuulerltliixgirlssirgogiaatitqm‘ 1"’ 1.11” 1*1“"1°‘1 "1111 111°1°11§°d 111111111111111-‘1111011 11111811 11111" 11111111 11" 1111111“ ' , Headquarters 0f in an sxcitinrga incldzn: eterl "The -?<¢>-__ 110 11 "wk 1101111111 any seeding can Dominica u! the mghlleflgsgltaitissiriiil- Mr. John Beck spoke shortly pro- Americans dggpifle tin; law. Three Musketeers,“ lived for bt- donc, even if the weather olaepl

by Saturday.

mlsiug his whole hearted support __-.._<.@__t_._

to the cantiidutes and urging every

omw‘ »--—-——-__ friend of good government to see """”**’*"*°* to it that the Stewart candidates

(londensed S are elected. Mr. A. J. McNevin peciuis . - nATErqc. p“ word. m" Charlottetown, also spoke briefly.

The following resolution was each insertion in this column,

tnovetl by Mr. M. 7K. McNeill, sec- ‘ (llltltitl by Norman Stewart and cur- ‘f-‘Q- —--_-_-__.____ 1111mm. uamsune STEAK _

rietl by nu unanimous standing

vote: 1111111 quality beer Saunders gags°m 31 C01. East end Market

The Weather, Etc.

"Prohibition is o. furl-e which ‘ cannot continue", said Sir William, basing his opinion on dlsctisslott

with American medical men and i

his own observation. "The American tieople ore extra- ordinarily lntolllgetit. and I be- lieve that the publltfs t-ouutwu sense will force a t-tutngn 1'11 =11" law, -prohably u coutprouiisc where- ‘by the sale of wine and beer would ~ e legalized. “iA low which the tmnnlv 111111- 11150. and which ntukos rcul10<1l11111e people lnw breakers cnnuoi be u 300d low. The muss tr-i’ the {1911919

eight days on nothing but wine.

He woke up on the 9th day in n police station, where, reaching out , for the familiar bottle, he encount- ered the hand of a policeman.

He hecl entered a bar while the preprictor‘s back was turned, and going straight down to the cellar, remained there undisturbed, drink- ing one bottle after another so long as he remained awake.

The proprietor found him sur- rounded by quuntities ‘of empty bottles.

For the next seven days Nieder will have no stronger drink than

Seamen’s Union

HONG KONG, China, May 28. — _ A raid on the headquarters of the A1191‘ 1111111115 119911 “111111111 a Hong. Kong branch oi’ the Canton place ot‘ worship for over two Beams,“ union w“ carried out by yours the Presbytcriaus of Mount the Ponce today l“ an effort, me 31°11'11" “1111111111111611 Yem-erday 111 authorities announced, to bolt per~ 111° 11111 14111111111151 51111111111 1111111111 sistcnt seditious Communistic ac- has been given over to them by the "vmel Prince Edward Island Church Pro- The raid was a 56mm] w the P0113’ (10111111111111011 T111" 111° "cjgovernmental order to close the cnsiou was no ordinary one was "mo", the order hams support. evidenced by the fact that theled by chmesa busmess men m; church was full to capacity. Awe" as the rank an‘; "n, 0g the

1.. , iemler Stewsrts new policy and

WHAT OFFERS?

ONLY ‘liloss. ABovt-z 4mi- Heaps OF THE CROWD ARE TARGET9 FOR ‘THE Ksocnass

l .. l, LONDON, 11ll1Y28f~ Miss Nancy l

Meek, of Harrow, won a prize of a. ' bridal outfit at o whist tirivc in aid. :1 ‘ of Harrow Hospital. f ' The prize, which must be clalm- ml by May next. includes u. two~ Lier wedding cake, a bridal veil, a pair of gloves, a bouquet, a 22-cnreit gold wedding ring. Dair of white hose, pun" of white sutiu garters. non‘ oi‘ shoco, a christening cup, I tron draft of the marriage settle.

nusonvnn: That this‘ Conven- tion place itself on record as being deeply grateful to Mr. Norman JVIMLBMI. for the able manner in which he represented this district

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, 0F EVERY 1111' 111° P1161 1W0 Yebrfl- .. 11°” 199111111’ ‘11 1311111111111’ 1° (111 Fmembers of the uulon whose lead- wama tuoui uutl wills of both parties nd ggfgigiil-Lflxlgcftlleiapg unit} expedl- M Seelond District of Kinqo $318 11;1v1’e1:1l1*l:'£‘(1111-by1 ::"g'n‘1l:l1i“b“l, “$112K foi-thttflll tllije wlayt rlfiienshutlpgf‘!!! ‘era fled to Hankow with the ' cogs for the wctltlinr a _ - 11111‘ an Cen- a srlieiy attended lib 1. ' ' a u res y e at union's seals and funds. . liss Meek is n. sb in?‘ trtil Job PlfiilltefpPhone 132, conservative Convention hglderit 0l11111011- the whole service. The preacher use g(;_ she my“ ‘Si’